“It was an amazing day of my life indeed” This is a report on “Kids Games” with enslaved children at brick kilns organized by Vast Vision Ministry (V.V.M) and a sister organization Pakistan Sunday School Ministry (PSSM) on 23th March 2013 at brick kiln Sadar Dewan district Kasur. Vast Vision Ministry with collaboration of PSSM arranged one day recreation programme at a brick kiln in Kasur for perhaps 300 enslaved children those who belongs to different Sunday schools of V.V.M at brick kilns. The main objective of this “Kids Games” programme was to give opportunity to enslaved kids to laugh…

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This is an initial report on a tension arose between Christians and Muslims in “Christian Colony” Gujrawala today on Wednesday April 3, 2013 at 3:00pm. According to the initial fact findings a quarrel arose between Christian’s and Muslim’s kids yesterday that today turned into a big tension within locality. It is said by the some local Christians that some Muslim clerics made announcements in loudspeaker instigating Muslims locals to attack Christians. On asking a Christian lawyer of the area told, “More than 200 Muslims were gathered and reached Christian Colony to attack but the Christians responded so strong and stopped…

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       Vast Vision Ministry has been conducting prayer meetings at brick kiln for slave families as there are no churches and pastors to bring these depressed and dejected souls to Lord Jesus Christ and the life is miserable and worthless for them. Therefore Vast Vision Ministry is concerned for these souls and arrange prayer meeting on every month. In the month of February V.V.M has two prayer meetings first on 8th February 2013 at PapuJutt and here the sermon was about “The lost son” from Luke: 15:31-32 and the 2ndone was arranged on 14thFebruary 2013 at brick kiln FakirayaWalaand in…

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    This story is about another released family who was enslaved at brick kiln and condemned to do labor work of brick making to meet the daily needs of their lives. This family consists of only 3 members; Shabana, her husband Emmanuel and their one daughter Anum of 3years and all were living in crucial circumstances but now they are released by the grace of God they are freed from the clutches of slavery. Shabana suffered a lot in all these miserable conditions she was compelled by circumstance, to do labor work at brick kiln.Adversity forced Shabana to lend…

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  It is a great pleasure for Vast Vision Ministry that God has freed one most deserving family who was enslave at brick kiln due to heavy burden of loan. This enslaved family consists of five members; Zafar and Martha are married and God has blessed them with three kids out of this wedlock. They have one daughter and two sons and they are slave by birth.  Zafar and Martha have been doing labor work of brick making for last six years to get rid from the curse of loan but they could be successful due to the grinding poverty…

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This statement is one of slave children of brick kiln SaeedMaan named Asif12. He is son of brick maker laborer JavedMasih, has 5 family members enslaved and condemned to do labor work.  Asif is desirous to become a doctor in future as he saw his family faced mishaps due to the unavailability of medical. Asif’s family is slave for last 12 years, they came to this life because they had to take heavy loan from the brick kiln owner for the treatment of Asif’s uncle, but unfortunately his uncle could not survive and this family was  poor financially, they were…

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  I amShaziaHanif of 20 years and I have been living at brick kin FaqeeriyaWala along with my family for last eight years. My family is burdened by the loan and condemned to do hard labor work of brick making. I also work at brick kiln with my parents in critical circumstances to get rid of loan. I am feeling great joy while sharing my testimony with friends that God has chosen me as Sunday school teacher of Vast Vision Ministry. It was my childhood desire to work in His field. I am very thankful to Lord Jesus Christ that…

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